NEast Links: Home invasion suspects sought, trains don’t meet their platforms, Mayfair Civic sees high attendance
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Mayfair Civic Association meetings have been moved to the third Monday of every other month. The March meeting drew more than 100 people, and the association discussed a dog park, the Shamrock Shuttle and several zoning issues [Mayfair Civic Association].
City Howl took a ride with Andrea Werbock, who has the same complaint we hear from many people who ride SEPTA’s Trenton Line: the train doesn’t line up with the stations’ step-up platforms, forcing riders to jump on and off the train. The complaint is a common one at Tacony, Holmesburg and Torresdale stations [City Howl].
Police are still looking for the suspects involved in a violent home invasion Sunday on the 1400-block of McKinley Street. Northeast Detectives is asking the public to view surveillance footage and contact authorities with tips and information on the suspects’ whereabouts [Philadelphia Police].
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